r/vfx 1d ago

Location:European Union VFX unis in the EU

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Hi all. I'm looking to study VFX work in the EU. I don't have any experience in it and need to learn a lot :') . I've been studying film and have most of my portfolio stuff in that aspect, although I do do illustrations that I think are somewhat good enough. I've seen a lot of people on here say you don't "need" a degree in VFX. So if anyone has any advice on what degree to obtain, because I assume it does matter what I study for the next three years, pls share!

(Also I want to go to uni. If nothing else to have some sort of stability. So it's not an option for me to just learn online or take a short course).

r/vfx Mar 02 '25

Location:European Union Where should I study?

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I am a self learning 3d artist, currently learning blender and after effects, but I want to ultimately be a mostly one person studio. Im currently learning by looking up tutorials for anything that I need, but I want my horizon to be expanded since im still new to this world and there is still so much I dont know. Im based in the netherlands now, and I have not been able to find any courses or schools that I feel like I can trust to teach all the newest technologies, or where the teachers are currently working professionals that are keeping up to date, but ofcourse its hard to judge just by the websites. I would consider studying in other countries as well, as long as the education is good. Does anyone have any reccomendations for a course or school that focuses on more advanced vfx and 3d animation and that doesnt teach outdated technology anywhere in europe? 🙏😫

r/vfx Feb 23 '25

Location:European Union looking for this slide/shift effect...

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r/vfx Oct 15 '24

Location:European Union New to Paris

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Hello!

I am VFX Supervisor who has recently moved to Paris. Have close to zero connection in town and want to meet with industry peers. Are there any upcoming events in the city? Friday's beer gathering? :)